Tokenize your future revenue on Hookr: Revenue Tokens are now live 🪝 Every pool, position and platform that earns fees has been stuck with one EOA. If a creator wants to raise, they sell their token. If they want to reward a community, they print more of it. Both cost them the thing they’re building. Revenue tokens change that. Lock a fee right(s) and mint a fixed-supply token behind it. Then every swap, every arb and every Hook Block take that fee right earns flows to whoever holds the token. The income becomes its own asset. You can sell it, give it away, stake it, split it, borrow against it or pay people with it. That’s the new asset class: future revenue flows, decoupled from the token that produces them, fully onchain and composable from day one. How it works 👇

🤖 Hookr MCP server is live. Now Agents can use Hookr over MCP. Docs: hookr.fun/docs/mcp hookr.fun/api/mcp exposes 11 tools: find pools, quote, check a trade for a wallet, build a launch, get unsigned swap and claim calls. The server holds no key, your wallet signs and sends. 👀 Money maps. The builder draws where each Hook Block’s money goes, the Live Family Canvas shows a family’s pools and flows, and you can tap a hook on the map to see how its money moved in the last 24 hours. Create a pool straight from the map. 📈 The price on a pool page now updates live while the page is open. 📄 Revenue tokens for builders: five integrator guides and eight walkthroughs in code. hookr.fun/docs/revenue-token… Remember weekend are for hookin 🪝 more coming

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We broke the buy button. Sherwood is a @Uniswap v4 hook that turns one swap(a buy) into five moves: Buy, Steal, Robin Hood, Flip and Shield. The pool runs the whole game. v4 hooks are hard to explain. Sherwood makes them easy: you play one and you get it. In this piece we pull Sherwood apart, piece by piece. Points, the Arena Pot, King of the Hill, Hold to Win and every move, each one a rule any pool on Robinhood Chain can run. Our burns already swap through a pool on @hookrfun’s hook. Next, we’re splitting it into blocks. Points, Arena Pot, King of the Hill, Hold to Win and every move become rules any pool can switch on, on our own hook or plugged into @hookrfun’s catalog.

Uniswap v4 is now an aggregator Aggregator Hooks wrap external liquidity sources and turn them into Uniswap pools Live today on Ethereum, Base, and Robinhood Chain in the Uniswap Web App and API

one of the coolest hooks we've shipped aggregator hooks wrap liquidity pools from other DEXs and turn them into uniswap pools (routing even treats them as native liquidity) any swaps through aggregator hooks also pay protocol fees, which burn UNI

Anyone can figure out that lowering a fee component will probably give a buyer more tokens. You don't need a new protocol for that But that wasn't the interesting part of our experiment with a @Hookrfun pool We wanted to find out if we could take a block that already happened, change one rule, and actually execute the entire block again instead of just calculating what the difference should be We took block 93251803 on Robinhood Chain and first replayed all 7 ordered arrivals through native Nitro, including the system transaction. The state root, receipts root and block hash matched the original chain Then we went back to the same historical checkpoint, changed one parameter in Hookr's RulesConfig (LP Rewards: 100 → 50 bps), and executed those same arrivals again. The transactions, their order and the contract code were left untouched The buyer's net $RHOOK output was 0.504% higher in the counterfactual branch That's roughly what you'd expect from lowering the fee. But we didn't calculate the result from a formula. We got it from the new execution's Transfer events, along with its own receipts, gas usage and state commitments Both native executions took about 1.27 seconds in total. Our unified Go/Nitro worker also reproduced the exact results of an earlier specialized experiment without needing a rebuild for the new parameter Now imagine asking a less obvious question What if a hook had been disabled during a real block? What if a liquidation threshold had been different? Would the same transactions still succeed? What would the resulting state look like? Those are the kinds of questions we want developers to explore with RHOOK We documented the experiment, results and execution commitments on GitHub if you want to dig into the details: github.com/USBVadik/rhook/bl…

Super happy to be helping out with @Hookrfun $HOOKR! As most of you know, I only talk about or get involved with projects I truly believe in. @NodarJ is cooking up a masterpiece of a protocol here. It's incredibly early for hooks so get yourself involved now. Come hang out in the discord. Come build some stuff. Come make memes. Come find out what's happening on hookr.fun! LFG! 🔥 🪝 🔥

If you didn't catch this release from @Hookrfun yesterday you should read up on it. You can sell, split and schedule fee income on your Revenue Tokens. 3 quick use cases: -Fund yourself without selling your bag. Sell your pool's fees for runway. Revenue-based financing with no bank and no dilution. Think of how good this makes a token look. -Pay KOLs and contributors in days of income instead of tokens. Their pay grows with the volume they actually bring. So if you're a KOL LARP you'll earn nothing. But this is even really cool for young protocols that want to give smaller users a chance too. Awesome incentive mechanism here. -Trade volume before it happens. A day of income is a position on that day's activity. Know a big catalyst is coming? Buy those days early. And you can't fake your way in. Wash trading just pays the holders. $HOOKR innovation is really something you should be paying attention to. Only a matter of time before something truly big comes out of this ecosystem.

A few things worth clarifying about our new primitive: ⏳ Creators pick which fee rights to lock and the term: 7 days, 30, 90 or forever. 💰 A fee right is whatever collects the fees: any @Uniswap LP position NFTs, a @TradePools fee NFT, a @ponsdotfamily or Long fee share. 🔒 The fee right is locked in the contract. No owner, no admin, no second mint. Nobody can take the stream back during the term. It can only collect fees and pay the revenue token. 🎟️ Revenue token vs its time shares: holding the revenue token itself is different from holding days of it. The revenue token is the fee right for its whole term, forever if it's locked forever: it earns as long as the stream pays. This is the base-level primitive others can build entire products around with add-on derivatives such as time shares. ⏲️ Time shares enable revenue token holders to mint limited time fee rights. Lock revenue tokens and each day of income becomes its own unit, which can be wrapped into a token and traded. A day pays only that day's income and then it's done. When the lock ends, the revenue tokens go back to their owner. So a creator can sell or give away 30 days of income and still keep the right to every day after. 🧾 Wash trading isn't free. Every trade pays its fees into the stream, so fake volume pays holders. 👀 Every stream and every day of income is onchain, on the token's page. 📄 Docs: hookr.fun/docs/revenue-token… 💻 Contracts: github.com/Hookr-fun/hookr-c…

$HOOKR just dropped Revenue Tokens. Man this is cool. Fee rights have been tradable before, but never like this. They are enforced at the v4 hook level, not by a claim contract you have to trust so they just work. You can stack up to 8 income streams coming in from different places. And this is unique... Time slicing. Selling a single day, or 30/90/180 days, then getting the right back. So you could pay your team in days of income instead of unlocks. That's a new way to fund a project. Revenue Tokens cost 0% if your streams run on the @Hookrfun hook. 5% of supply if they don't. So every project that wants this has a reason to launch on Hookr. More pools on the hook means more Hook Block fees and more arb recapture flowing back to $HOOKR. This is shaping up to be one of my favorite projects I've seen in a minute.

@Hookrfun just changed the revenue game forever. You can now tokenise any type of revenue seamlessly. Hookr charges 5 points and as part of our partnership, WTH will earn 1 point from every tokenised revenue. The really cool part is that you can raise money by tokenising and giving a share of the future rev of your project for a specific time frame. We will be using that. Hooks are redefining DeFi right in front of you 🪝

250,000 HOOKR have been added as LP rewards on the MCD/HOOKR pool. To start earning, LP on @Hookrfun and lock your LP NFT to start earning. The longer you lock, the more you earn.

Hook evening 🪝 Today we've surpassed $17,000,000+ in total arbitrage volume! retention > extraction

🥩 Staking Campaign 3 is live. 3 months. As usual 100% of 0xZaps trading fees at work: → 50% streams to 0xZAPS stakers in WETH. → 50% market-buys robinhood:0x18e674231a58c239dc7daedcffe15ec3a24cff5c, burns to 0x…dEaD - every buy n burn is an immutable onchain Hookr Hook Block. ~12% of total robinhood:0xdd90bfa4adc7f4401e611abac692d939f9f4cb07 supply staked already. 0xzaps.com/rewards

Stop gifting MEV to outsiders. This is where $LINK SVR and $HOOKR arb recapture share some similarities and why both mechanisms are dope. @chainlink Smart Value Recapture is at the oracle level. When a price update makes a loan liquidatable on Aave, searchers normally race to grab that liquidation and keep the bonus. SVR auctions the right to backrun that specific oracle update, and the winning bid gets split between the protocol (Aave) and Chainlink. The value leak is the liquidation. The recapture point is the oracle update. @Hookrfun arb recapture happens inside a token pool. Every swap knocks the pool off fair price, and normally an outside arbitrageur pockets the difference. Hookr's hook has its own executor trade the pool back in line, then splits the profit 25% executor, 25% Hookr, 50% back to the pool (traders and LPs). The value leak is the price gap. The recapture point is the swap itself. Both mechanisms generate revenue back to the protocol/users while also taking a cut themselves to what essentially is *lost $. This is the power of DeFi. Insanely bullish on how this works.